place tonight. we're all back monday, noon pacific, 3:00 eastern for "studio b." mr. bill o'reilly is coming up next. make it a great weekend. happy halloween. captions by closed captioning services >> >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight: >> on october 25th -- [explosions] >> police shamefully, recklessly, brutally tried to silence them. >> bill: now supporters of the occupy wall street protests are accusing the u.s.a. of being a police state. is this phase 2 of the campaign to undermine america? we'll have a special report. >> we added some voiceover and i think it works even better like this. >> check out this smile. yeah. 999. >> bill: it was inevitable herman cain now getting hammered as he becomes a serious political player. we will update you on that.

>> that's a little girl. she doesn't even know how to walk in heels. >> she is like 12. >> bill: how bad is the underage sex trade in america? a new report may shock you. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. captions by closed captioning services >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. phase two of the occupy wall street protests. america, the police state. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. on tuesday, about 1,000 protesters gathered in oakland, california, and major concerns began to arise. there was a rat problem, vandalism, fights, and fire hazards. medical responders were denied access to the protest site on two occasions. so the city of oakland decided to move the proceed testers and police did that. but later on that day. so occupiers tried to return to the

plaza outside city hall. police told them they could not return and violence broke out. at least 200 arrests were made. scores of people injured. including a number of police officers. property was destroyed. and the cops used tear gas and beaten bag -- bean bag rounds to disperse the protesters. howard jordan? >> our job is to protect life and property and make sure that the citizens of oakland are safe. our officers were assaulted with bottles, rocks, and had hazardous materials thrown at them. >> bill: enter the radical move on organization which is funding some of the occupiers. it took just hours for them to produce this video. >> for weeks, occupy oakland participants have peacefully exercised their first amendment rights to protest the wall street greed that has left our economy in shambles. on october 25th,.

[explosion] police shamefully, recklessly, brutally tried to silence them. is this your city? stop the police brutality and protect the rights of the citizens of oakland to peacefully assemble. >> bill: it's obvious that move on was ready to exploit violence to so they could portray the u.s. as a police state. first demon nice capitalism, first tell how unfair and show the world cops are fascist. disgracefulfully the mayor of oakland caved in to the radical left. >> what i want to say to you tonight is how deeply saddened i am about the outcome tuesday. it's not what anyone hoped for. ill understand it's my responsibility and i want to apologize to everyone about what happened. we have many poor immigrants. we have many people who go to

bed hungry. as a long time activist and supporter i want to support this movement. >> bill: nice job. throwing your entire police department under the bus. that's what real leadership is all about. some continue to believe the occupy wall street protesters have a valid beef and some may have. these people are being exploited by powerful, radical organizations. they are being used in the hopes of embarrassing the u.s.a. the occupy wall street movement is not, is not a spontaneous protest against economic inequality. it is a well thought out campaign to bring down the infrastructure of this country to. turn us into a western european type entitled state. that's what george soros, move on, the scic and many far left journalists want. and they are using the protests to that end. that's the memo. now for the top story tonight,

reaction. joining us from los angeles dr. caroline helmand who teaches at college. where am i going wrong leslie. >> any organization, any movement, any protest is going to be exploited to use your term by somebody. whether it be the kook brothers of the tea party on the right. george soros with the occupy movement on the left. i would say that you are giving the movement in a sense more power when you are talking demonizing anarchy. the real agendaened at real goal and the majority of these people are just that, people frustrated with the disparity in wages. frustrated by the constant reports even this week that the rich are getting richer. frustrated by the current state of their country and their government. >> bill: you are an american but you made a statement that the coke brothers were tied into the tea party financially. you can prove that? >> well, the coke brothers such

as governor scott walker of wisconsin. >> bill: leslie, you are a fox news contributor. you have a responsibility. you can prove the coke brothers are tied into the tea party financially? can you? >> with a check in hand, no. >> bill: okay. thank you. >> the coke brothers have never denied the financial trail. >> bill: your turn is over. we will get back. i want to remind you not to make statements you can't back up on this network. we don't do that on this network. other networks do. we don't. dr. hell amanda, am -- relevant manned, am i going wrong with this analysis. >> populist movement. a small group of activists who started this. some of whom are anarchists, some of whom are concerned americans. it is beyond that a collection of christians and anarchists and hippies and students and grand mothers. more than half of the american

public has a favorable rating. >> bill: not anymore. not anymore. doctor, hold it now i'm going to stop you. not anymore. okay? the new polls out are against -- this is the fox news poll, all right? is the movement good or bad for the country? occupy wall street? good for the country? 38%. bad for the country 41. unsure, 21. now, that's directly because of my reporting, glenn beck, talk radio we're not hysterical we are asking valid questions, doctor, what would a grandmother be doing out in the middle of new york city or oakland or atlanta or anywhere for three weeks? you can see it for a day or two but not for three weeks. go ahead. >> because when the situation is this dire, and i'm surprised this didn't happen in 2008, of course people are going to take to the streets. of course when they have identified crony capitalism as the target. >> bill: okay. crony capitalism, that's

interesting. why aren't they in lafayette park across the street from the white house? >> i would agree. >> bill: just today the white house issued a statement, leslie, that said they are now investigating the solyndra crony capitalism case. you know why? because a congressional committee is going to issue subpoenas next week to the white house to show why they wasted half a billion of taxpayer dollars in solyndra. so, this is far more. this isn't a spontaneous demonstration against crony capitalism. if it were, they would be in front of the white house. this is organized by the unions. backed up by george soros and the move on people. the -- and i want -- i agree with both you ladies that there are sincere protesters but they are long gone. they are not there for a month. go ahead. >> bill, do you have evidence to back up those links? do you have evidence? >> bill: we have reporters down there all the time and the reporters ask people who they are, where they are going. the spontaneous people are back to their jobs. 85% of them dr. helmand have

jobs. you can't stay off the job for a month. i can back what i say up. i'm going to give leslie the last word because i scolded her earlier. go ahead, less i. >> you scolded me. one of the coke brothers said he would pay $80 million to any candidate tea party or otherwise to unseat barack obama. >> bill: can't make a charge he is funding the tea party. tea party as far as i know are independent people all over and they don't take any money. we know for a fact that the scic and move on are pumping money that these organizations. >> all of these organizations are going to take money because all of these organizations need to get money because if they are going to stay out of their jobs, bill as you mentioned they have to. >> bill: when you find who is giving them money you come back on an and show me. herman cain hammered in the media. underage sex trading in america. how bad is the problem? upcoming. i wouldn't do that. pay the check? no, i wouldn't use that single miles credit card.

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just heard. >> herman cain says funny things. is he not going to be the republic nomination for president. he is a national distraction. >> he may be nuts but his energy is undeniable. they ask him questions, he says i don't know. >> in the race to be the craziest, there can be only one. [ laughter ] and no one puts herman in a coroner. ♪ imagine there's no pizza ♪ final question, do you think herman cain can spell the word iraq. >> never heard him speak so we added voice over and i think it works even better like. this i'm herman cain, and i approve cigarettes. and if that doesn't make me sound crazy, check out this smile. yeah. 999. >> bill: the question will all this stuff help or hurt

mr. cain. with us now republic strategist kelly ann conway. we knew this was going to happen. it is just inevitable anybody who goes up. the right gets it three times harder than the left. they do mock barack obama once in a while but not a lot. snars mr. cain is concerned good or bad for him. >> it continues to raise profiles and raises doubt about romney as a nominee. romney's floor and ceiling are very close together. stuck at 23%, 25% for months. three different people occupying i'm not romney slot. but eventually what's happening now with herman cain is the mainstream media and others are trying to palinize him out of the race. >> bill: trying to marginalize him. cain is a different guy because you are right. i think that's a very astute observation. they are tieing to do to herman cain what they did to sarah

palin, make him a national joke in the sense he doesn't have the intellect. >> call him crazy. cast doubt in your mind. >> >> bill: that doesn't bother me. i think they are all crazy to even want to do what they do: he can't spell iraq and that kind of stuff. they are trying to say that he just simply not bright enough to do the job. that's what they did with sarah palin. they did it with michele bachmann. they do it across the board. that is the left -- when i first took over the show i don't even remember. you were a guest early on. o'reilly is too stupid to do a show on fox and then, of course, i set my degree from harvard on fire. one of those. they will always do it but i submit to you, kelly, that this helps herman cain. number one, it makes his supporters angry, so they support him more. okay? and, number two, it makes people aware of who he is. half the country doesn't even know who he is yet. >> it does. you are not supposed to repeat a specific criticism. every time they mention his name

they embolden him. the question is, bill, will that be enough for the republic primary voter. there is no question that herman cain currently fills 9 oof the items on the primary voter wish list. successful, great debater. he doesn't have washington experience. they love that he has real world experience. however, you know, in the end, republicans they elevate experience over excitement. the democrats made a big mistake picking excitement obama over hillary experience. >> bill: that's to be sorted out. i don't want to speculate on that. the thing that strikes me as interesting is that hasn't been in iowa or new hampshire. he doesn't dr. it there. >> maybe with 24 hour cable and the internet he doesn't need it anymore. maybe this is a new phenomenon. not going to even bother building an organization. i will go right to the folks through the media possible. >> that's the other reason he is being criticized, bill because his campaign is so unconventional that drives conventional people crazy because they like to see how

much money you have raised and how much name i.d. have you. >> bill: i haven't heard one conservative say that the attacks and the mocking of herman cain is racist. you have heard one. >> no. because we don't look at people through that lenz. >> bill: that's right. isn't that fascinating? every time you criticize barack obama or mock barack obama you are racist. i was a racist for interrupting him in my interview just like i just interrupted you. >> of course and i don't think you are a sexist. i think you are charming and very fair. when we so much question as did hillary clinton and joe biden. >> bill: racist, you are all racist. >> fitness and qualification to be president you are met with racist. they are asking if herman cain with spell iraq. >> bill: not one republic has said those people are racist. >> we look at people as individuals not through the convenient lenses of race and gender. >> bill: so preannounced, the

difference that everybody can see it. and i hope conservatives and republics and independence don't raise the r word. i hope they don't. >> i certain live won't. the left doesn't know what to do with him because they weren't planning for him. they like to put everybody through a special compartment and, believe me, if you split screened what was not allowed to be said about barack obama. ready to be president. turns out he wasn't. vs. herman cain not a fair fight. >> bill: aside from fox news, what would be your first tv choice for news. all the votes are in now. cnn 41%, abc 30%, cbs 14%, pbs 7%, nbc 5%, and msnbc just 3%. there you go. if you weren't here cnn would be a lot better off. high school teacher in ohio sentenced to prison for having sex with teenage boys at her home. geraldo will analyze. later, lou dobbs predicted the

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>> bill: fridays with geraldo segment tonight. schueler convicted of sexual battery for having sex with five male high school students in ohio. sentence to your years in prison. the mother of one of the boys believes that's a very light sentence. >> she groomed these boys. she took advantage of their vulnerabilities. she crossed the line and it is unacceptable. these events have changed him greatly. not only in his relationships with girls, but in addition, towards society as a whole. >> bill: here now fox news anchor geraldo rivera. so, in addition to the activity, the sexual activity she got them

drunk. she gave them pot. >> wasn't charged with any of that. >> bill: testimony that wasn't refuted by the defense. so we can say without any reasonable doubt that this woman abused her authority as a high school teacher and corrupted these five boys and may be more. and you say. >> i agree with the first part. she clearly abused her authority and i feel nothing but sympathy for the mom who is just weeping there. it's just and i know, bill, you are going to win this debate is my position is the minority position. it's not politically correct. in many ways it's archaic. i just draw a distinction in my own mind. i can't help it as the father of five two boys and three girls. i draw a distinction between a 17-year-old young man having sex with his gym teacher and the 33-year-old. now, -- woman. i just don't believe that you can say that this woman, this

33-year-old teacher is the same kind of sex predator as someone how are going to have someone on the child sex trade later in the program. >> bill: let's put that aside. the criminal justice system in place to protect the americans. most vulnerable americans are the elderly and kids. and for somebody who has throughout his career protected children the way you have in your reporting, all right? i'm surprised at you. >> police, bill, don't be surprised. don't be con descending to me. do you know if this woman was not a teacher the sex would have been legal. the age of consent is 16 years old in that state. 16 years old. she is charged with five 17-year-olds. it would be legal but for the fact that she is a teacher. that is a relatively new statute to. call her a child sex predator. >> bill: i'm not calling her anything. >> she has already lost her license, can't teach and now she will be on the list of sex

offenders. she will be under a bridge. >> bill: hear me out. don't be condescending. >> it's a false charge. >> i withdraw the charge then. if it was legal to have sex. >> bill: you are rationalizing a situation. >> that's a statute. not a rationalization. >> bill: this woman did damage to people in her charge, all right? to teenagers in her charge. she did damage to them. she can be out in six months. she can get paroled in six months. >> i don't understand where you get the six months from. >> in ohio law she could be in paroled in six months. >> that would have been a much more appropriate sentence six months. >> bill: but for you but for 99% of people. >> 17-year-olds hucky high school football player and gym teacher of course they are. >> bill: you have to protect boys from themselves sometimes. they will take what they're offered. >> you fire her, revoke her teaching license. >> bill: 10 years. send a message you cannot do that. >> what do you do with a person

who does an 8-year-old little girl? >> bill: life. jessica's law. that's what we campaigned for here. life. it doesn't matter whether you are a man or a woman. life. one charge. >> i played high school football. i think you did as well. i was 17 years old, you know. and 33-year-old, relatively attractive woman. she is coming on to me. i am not going to be traumatized. that's just me. i admit i am chauvinistic about this. i admit i am almost archaic about it and in the minority. >> bill: you are teaching anarchy because this woman is a teacher. >> ban her for life from teaching. >> put her in prison for 10. somebody down the block a waitress at i hop, i don't care then. >> if she was a waitress at i hop it would have been legal. >> bill: right. as you said. that's something you have to deal with in society. she is in a school. and she has power over these boys. and she takes them into her house and she corrupts them and

does this and you herds the boy's mom, the kid is devastated or whatever and it will stay forever. you are going give her. >> were these boys devastated by the experience of having sex with this 33-year-old or were they devastated by the criminal justice system and then how their parents were dragged into it. >> bill: i'm going with the mom. that's where i'm going. >> as i said, i believe that most people will agree with you. >> this guy conrad murray, when is his verdict going. >> conrad murray, dr. michael jackson's doctor was being on the fast track to conviction until about two hours ago when his defense expert on the use of propofol a guy named paul white the guy who wrote the book on propofol use very compellingly by all the other drugs he was using and the possibility that he was self-injecting could have brought this on himself in an un -- >> bill: it was a cocktail of stuff. >> intervening cause that the doctor could not know about.

>> bill: when are they going to rest the defense. >> wednesday, thursday, friday i think the jury will get it. >> bill: a week from today. >> a week from today. >> bill: geraldo rivera, everybody. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. there is underage sex trade in america. how pervasive is this terrible situation. kkk guy supporting occupy wall street protests. we will tell you why. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. ♪

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she is also being watched. there is dude across the street. there it is a pimp. see, there you governmental a man who appears to be the girl's pimp is watching her from down the street. there is a truck right here next to her yelling at her. >> you hear the man curse when he notices our cameras. he pulls ahead and waits for the girl. wait until he leaves and we will talk to her. >> we have finally found one of the invisible ghosts. a girl who looked like a child and right now there is nothing we can do. >> bill: joining us now from los angeles the host of the program lisa ling. what's the most important lesson. if you watch the program sunday night, what's the most important lesson that americans will take away. >> well, i hope that after watching the show people will think differently when they see these girls who are out on the streets seeming to be selling

themselves for sex. this is happening in cities big and small all across the united states and most of these girls have run away from devastating home lives. most of them have very low levels of self-esteem. i mean, bill, i know you have a daughter. remember when she was a little girl think about how vulnerable and impressionable she is. while these young girls who lack self-confidence are out there and these pimps come along and they say to them hey, little girl, you are beautiful. i want to buy you all the things that all the other girls have. i want to take you out to fancy dinners. i love you. for a little girl who has never been told i love you, i will take care of you, this means something. and then he says call me daddy. he literally replaces the father figure and then he says now do something for me. and that's tragically how the cycle starts. >> bill: okay. but i don't think you have to convince americans that this is heinous. i think they are right with you. but the problem has been around forever. it doesn't seem to get any better. the drug trade doesn't seem to

be getting any better and that fuels a lot of this kind of stuff. >> it's true but i think -- the sentences for this kind of stuff jail sentence is very, very lenient even if they make the case. i don't know the folks are instruments straighted. they don't know what to do lisa. they don't know if they can do anything. >> it's true. for me if we can start to change people's perspective about what these girls are actually doing. we see these girls as prostitutes who are voluntarily selling themselves. the reality is that these girls don't make a single penny of what they make. they work. >> bill: they hand it all over to the predator. >> every single cent. you don't call that slavery in america. i don't know what else you call it we were out on the streets of d.c. trafficking in rampant in our nation's capitol. i watched this cops would arrest the girls and stop the girls and let the pimps and johns continue on with their business. i was walking the streets at 3:00 or 4:00 in the morning. and the line of men who lined up

looking at all the girls was just completely unfathomable. i didn't see a single one get picked up. >> bill: what should be done? should the authorities go in heavy and grab these guys? you know, have you got to build a case against them. that's not easy to do. i just don't -- you know me, i'm a big mouth and i have a solution -- i don't have a solution to this. you know, we did the jessica's law thing. we got that in 46 out of the 50 states. and we think christie in new jersey will probably wise up over there. but here, do you put the johns in jail for 10 years? they are at fault buying the stuff. he they are at fault. >> for exploiting children, i think there should be some pretty stiff penalties for sure. >> bill: so do i. i absolutely agree. to watch these men controlling for these girls was so difficult for me to watch. and the pimps are the ones who get off scot-free. this is -- i mean it's brainwashing that's happening.

>> bill: why are the pimps getting off scot-free? why? is it because of apathy? incompetence? why? >> well, it's because it's almost impossible to get a girl to testify against her pimp. >> bill: there you go. >> keep in mind she has been brain washed into believing this is your daddy. >> scared. exactly. he says to these girls you are not worth anything. you are nothing but a dirty wore. they resist law enforcement because they have been brain washed into believing law enforcement is bad. but these girls need to be treated as the victims and not criminals. >> bill: i want to give it some thought. there has got to be a solution to this thing and it's horrible, it's been going on for far too long. lisa, we will watch sunday night. thanks for coming on. we appreciate it later lou dobbs will discuss whether the stock market surge will help president obama's re-election chances. dobbs is next. just one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defends against occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas and bloating. with the strains of good bacteria

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>> bill: thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly. in the lowe's the boss segment tonight big move up wall street yesterday and this week. very good news for president obama, of course, who remains under tremendous pressure because of the bad economy. a few weeks ago when the market was tanking, lou dobbs told everybody to hang on. >> if you are already in the market, and that's the reason i'm saying this right now. if you are already in the market, what is the point? if you believe that you have invested in solid stocks. i'm not talking about guiser and day traders or whatever they may be. i'm talking about people investing for the long haul, this is the only place to be. >> bill: what if goes down another 2,000 points or 3,000 points? >> then i will be sitting here being held accountable by bill o'reilly. >> bill: all right. but it works both ways. the aforementioned lou dobbs. that was good advice. >> thank you. >> bill: now the folks are going is this something to build on? i mean, should would he be encouraged? >> i think anyone who is not

encouraged here is missing the point. we saw -- it's so much focus as you know, bill, on europe, the debt contagion there. it's appropriate to be concerned but not to the degree -- the best way to look at this imagine what we would be doing with the great greek default and angela merkel and sarkozy. if we had a 6% unemployment rate. and 4% growth rate most of you was would be dismissing that news. you have got to look at it that way. we are seeing a foundation being built right now. >> bill: all right. so you are encouraged that this isn't some matination something good is growing. >> we are seeing good things begin. >> bill: talk radio guys today loathe bromple. >> i'm a talk radio guy will will well, yeah.

>> you are fair and balanced. this is not a knock. a lot of things about the president very, very scary. they are now of two minds. they don't want the market to tank because people's 401(k)'s and everything devastated. if the market goes up, the market goes up and the economy gets better, that makes the president stronger. >> if that is the test, where the outcome of the november 2012 election, i mean, i can't even imagine. >> bill: what wouldn't be the tested economy and the state of it? >> but the idea that we would be somehow pulling against the president because. >> bill: i see. you don't root against your own country no matter hot president. >> no matter what. you don't, as far as i'm concerned, warren buffet rooted against the country. george soros rooted against the country. i don't believe shorting this country anyway. >> bill: how did buffet root against it? >> absolutely pulling out of u.s. treasuries. >> bill: maybe he thought that was good for his people. >> that's fine. i don't like it. i cannot like it. that's part of being an

american. >> bill: i'm not a big buffet fan for doing what he thinks is good for his stock holders. if treasure is are not paying off then you go and get a better deal. look, it is something that everybody should think about because if the comedian does improve in the next 12 months, president obama is that much more competitive. no doubt about it? >> is he competitive. this has not been as firm and clear a statement of the difference between the left and right in this country and the importance of governing from the center over the past three years then i don't know what to say about the american citizens. >> all you have to say is look do you want a big government nanny state because that's what the president represents. >> there is no doubt about it or get back to self-reliance. i don't know if the pinheads can articulate that the way it has to be articulated. >> this says to the republic candidates for president it's not going to be enough to come

with a pinhead tax plan. >> bill: get the big picture here better start talking about the real deal. about how to build prosperity and how to build this country's future. >> bill: okay. well, dobbs, you ought to run, you know? people say that to me. >> they have said that and i have been so flattered as i am now. >> bill: they don't really want you to run. >> they say that because they want me to be here with you on fox and fox business news. >> bill: the big picture is really what americans have to decide in 2012. i want to recap. you say good things are happening, hang on. maybe buy a little bit. it's going up. >> scwacketly. and for the long term. >> bill: there you go. lou dobbs, everybody, dumbest things on deck. appalling roster this evening that's the way we like it. including regis philbim and snooki. dumb moments away. today i own 165 wendy's restaurants. and i get my financing from ge capital.

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>> bill: dumbest things of the week. here they are to sort it all out for us. arthel neville and five and red eye guy two separate programs greg gutfeld. gutfeld has two shows. talk about dumbest things of the week. >> oh boy. start there. great start. >> i haven't even said anything yet and you are already after me. >> bill: i only have one and have two. arthel has selected the actions of a 2-year-old ohio woman who led police on a high speed chase. >> when the officers stopped the car holdsworth got out topless wearing only tennis shoes and a g string. >> 26 years working in bainbridge township police officer i never recall having a subject in such a state of undress and being driving. >> with dash cam rolling, holdsworth was handcuffed and placed in a cruiser. police say she became extremely

combative and repeatedly kicked the cruiser's back window. [shouting] >> bill: indeed. the woman's name is aaron holdsworth. >> 28 years old. no excuses for that behavior. here is a woman who was driving under the influence. she was wearing an ankle bracelet at the time of this arrest. she has three children at home which did not deter her from this horrible behavior. >> bill: why did she have the ankle bracelet. >> she has history. 8 counts including drunken driving and fleeing. she has pleaded not guilty to that released on pending charges according to the bainbridge police chief there. she has got a history of criminal activity. i said she has got three -- whoa, she has got three children at home. >> bill: we don't know the crimes? she is just a drunk. drug addict. >> mainly her offenses are driving under the influence. >> bill: she had the ankle bracelet on. little tattoo. that's nice.

gutfeld, do you want to weigh in on this? you have got to feel sorry for the kids. >> yes. >> bill: she is probably out of her mind. she gets out of the car. what does she think is going to happen to her? the cops are going okay. >> i heard she was leaving john gibson's house. >> you know, i would sue you. if i were gibson, i would file a media suit. >> got to do something with this woman. she is dangerous. on the regis and kelly program on syndicated program snooki, who is, i guess, somebody who is on what jersey shore. >> got a new book out. >> bill: snooki does? >> yes. fantastic. confessions of a guidette. suggest everyone read it. >> bill: they do this. >> you are going to get -- called snookified. >> jersey don't wear ties. take off your shirt. >> have no shirt.

>> i'm ---i want to see where this goes. [cheers] >> this is good. >> put the tie on. [cheers] >> bill: so why was that dumb? >> it's not dumb, actually. because he is 80 years old and he is in great shape. this is the first time in the history that the two phrases regis and topless have been paired together. >> bill: why did snooki want him to take his shirt off? >> because the situation has a.b.s. that's the guy on the show. don't ask me. i don't watch it. >> i watch every episode. >> bill: why did snooki want to see regis topless? >> because they never wear clothes on the show. and no secret she has been in love with regis and rumor has it they actually left together after the show. >> bill: that's not true. >> what have you been drinking today. >> bill: second lawsuit filed against lawsuit. first one by gibson. here is my dumbest things.

fox news poll question throw it up there. would you rather see your child grow up to be a wall street executive or occupy wall street protester or a fan of greg gutfeld? [ laughter ] 48% say wall street executive would be nice for the kid. 26% say they want their kid to be an occupy wall street protester. arthel, what do you think about that? >> here is my interpretation. those 26% are not saying they want their child occupy protester to be derelict. they want them to be involved in the process. >> bill: that's the best possible spin you can put on that. >> most charitable thing have you ever said. >> bill: that's a mother teresa take. >> look at these people. they just said that they want their kids to be jobless, angry, dirty, drug-taking. they should have their kids taken away. >> there are some people there who have a bonafide beef. >> not anymore. they have left. all the sensible people have left. >> bill: for a couple of days, yes. not for a month. 26% of americans are insane.

that's the conclusion. pinheads and patriots upcoming. david duke talking about insane, likes the occupy wall street protesters. he likes them. p and p moments away. tltltltle emotional here?

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us. you will not regret it. finally, opinion heads and patriots. there is a lot of striapg things going with the molest. care endorsed the moment and kkk guy david duke so the record. >> i cheer them men and women on the streets condemnation international banks that hold america hostage. these wall street banks are not a product of free enterprise. they are a product of crime. i know many americans after 50 years of hard work have lost 50% or more of their savings in the market crash. while the owners of predatory banks like goldman sachs made more than officer. >> bill: he is a pinhead forever. please spout off about the fact at o'reilly.com.